Our missionary Heather is back from Berlin! This week she shared with us about what God has been teaching her over the last two years in Germany.

Psalm 34 tells us that "The Lord is close to the brokenhearted." In 2 Corinthians 1 Paul describes God as the compassionate Father and the God of all comfort. When we find ourselves brokenhearted, there is an invitation to be comforted by God who is close to us in these situations.

This week we looked at the way in which the scriptures promise that those who cry out to God will be heard. We then look at the story of Hagar, and compare her experience with God to that of the Exodus story.

This week Greg did a fabulous job walking through Isaiah 40:31. He takes this familiar passage and reminds us of the way in which God gives us strength as we walk through life's valleys. This weeks focus is on the strength and hope we can find in God, even as we journey through the dark valley.

This week we start our new series Walking the Valley. We acknowledge that all of our lives are touched by the cold shadow of death, but also that in the midst of these shadows we have a secure promise that God will not fail us or abandon us. We never walk through the valley of the shadow of death alone.

This week Ashley Power shares with us about the love of Jesus that changes everything and God's invitation to us to know, experience and share that love in our own lives and in the lives of others.

This week we look at our church's discipleship circle to serve others and proclaim the good news. And we ask, what is the Good News?

This week Jaden teaches on the importance of training in our spiritual lives and how we can be trained and train others into the life Jesus desires for us.

This week we start our series looking at our four discipleship steps. This week we ask why do we crave community? And what role does the church have?

*We apologize for the audio quality this week. We also missed the first few minutes of this weeks teaching.*

This week we look at work. The average Canadian spends the largest portion of their waking day at work. So how do we need to reframe how we think about work in the broader story of God. Two big questions this week: What are the dangers in work? How does God work?